Sentence examples for will be looser from inspiring English sources

Security at the Stadium will be looser than it was soon after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, when President Bush, wearing a bulletproof vest under a New York Fire Department jacket, threw out the first pitch before Game 3 of the World Series.

Start by stretching out your legs and body for a solid 10-15 minutes before you head out of the house; this will ensure that your body will be looser and more relaxed to avoid any injuries or pulled muscles during the run.

A federal structure that is to work will be loose and constructed from the bottom up.

Cromwell will be loosed, like a fox, into the Boleyn coop.

In a "weak growth, tight-fiscal-policy environment, it will be loose monetary policy that will be the release valve," he said.

POST: 2 HORSE: Balto Star (ODDS): (15-1) Todd Pletcher JOCKEY Chris McCarrons MCOMMENT COMMENTheThe lone speed in the race, he will be loose on the lead under a Hall of Fame jockey.

The latest WikiLeaks documents are here, at least the first round of them: there are a quarter of a million diplomatic cables, and they apparently will be loosed in batches in the next couple of days.

Since the hospital is to be closed, it falls to him to determine which patients will be accepted at a new but smaller institution and which will be loosed on the world.

By Amy Davidson Sorkin November 28, 2010 The latest WikiLeaks documents are here, at least the first round of them: there are a quarter of a million diplomatic cables, and they apparently will be loosed in batches in the next couple of days.

Attention Wii owners, Nyko has announced that the wireless nunchuck will be loosed into the wild in February.

Avery and Nancy both have their shining moments, but I feel that he must choose quite soon, or he will be loosing both".